Welcome to Bright Sun Candles. We create soy
candles of excellent quality and ingredients, that are
also naturally beautiful and environmentally
friendly.
Bright Sun Candles are
hand-poured in Saint Paul, Minnesota from the wax of
American-grown soybeans. Our candles are scented
with only essential oils. We use no artificial
scents and no dyes or artificial colors. Like all
soy candles, our candles are clean & long-burning
and made from a natural wax that is a sustainable
resource.
We invite you to experience the
natural beauty of Bright Sun Candles.
Sincerely,
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Megan &
Adam Tetz
Bright Sun Candles
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New!!!
Recycled Glass Vessels
We've added a
new way to enjoy our all-natural soy wax
candles.
After searching, we finally
found a supplier of 40% post-consumer recycled
glass vessels in a variety of colors.
These candles are
still made with soy wax, essential oils, cotton
wicks and no dye. Now you can enjoy natural
glow and subtle aromas of Bright Sun Candles in
beautiful recycled glass.
Enjoy these
candles as at a special price; just for the month
of May. Order here.
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Aromatherapy
101
Bright Sun Candles uses only
high-quality, therapeutic essential
oils.
Each of our essential oils has
excellent aromatherapy benefits.
Aromatherapy
Oil of the Month:
Eucalyptus
Eucalyptus
is a subtle camphor smelling oil. It is
invigorating, penetrating and cleansing and helps
support healthy immune and respiratory
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Green Home
Living Tip
Most people know that paper,
cans and plastic bottles are
recyclable. We're always looking for other
sources to recycle more "unusual" items, like the
ones listed below:
Plastic Bottle
Caps
Did you know that if you leave the
cap on the plastic bottle, it usually CAN'T be
recycled? Bottle caps are usually made with a
different type of plastic and need to be sorted
and handled seperately. Collect your bottle
caps and bring to an Aveda store or Whole
Foods will also take caps made from #5
plastic (most are #5). Visit www.earth911.com for other places
to drop off these forgotten recyclable
items.
Empty Pill
Bottles
Empty pill and medicine bottles can
pile up quickly and they usually can't be recycled
curbside. But save and wash these clever bottles
and donate them to your local Humane Society! Vets
reuse these handy bottles for their furry
patients. Homeless shelters or other nonprofit
organizations will also sometimes take these
items, to help get medicine safely to those who
need it.
Also, check out this website for great ideas on reusing
these clever little bottles around the
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Come
see us at upcoming
events!
Select
Saturdays, 8 AM - 1
PM
(May 21, July 30,
Sept. 24, Oct. 22)
Midtown Farmer's
Market
South Minneapolis, Lake & Hiawatha
Select
Sundays,
8:30 AM - 1
PM
(May 22, July 31, Sept.
25, Oct. 23)
Kingfield Farmer's
Market
South Minneapolis, 43rd & Nicollet Ave S.
Select
Saturdays, 8:30 AM - 1 PM
(June 18,
Sept. 10, Oct. 8)
Fulton Farmer's Market
South Minneapolis,
49th &
Chowen | |
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